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Diversifying conifers in productive forests: stakeholders’ perspectives

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Lawrence, Anna
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2020-04-27T10:32:06Z
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2020-04-27T10:32:06Z
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2020-04
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Commercial forestry has in recent decades become highly dependent on a small number of conifer species, particularly Sitka spruce. Adaptation and resilience of productive forestry is affected by risks from climate change and a number of high impact tree pests and diseases. Based on 55 in-depth interviews designed to capture the views and experiences of stakeholders, this report considers the implications of a shift in forest management through the lens of species diversity.
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https://hdl.handle.net/1842/36989
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http://dx.doi.org/10.7488/era/290
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en
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ClimateXChange
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dc.subject
Climate Change, Commercial Forestry, Resilience
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dc.title
Diversifying conifers in productive forests: stakeholders’ perspectives
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dc.type
Working Paper
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